I looked around at her. I nodded, slowly nodded.“Okay,” I muttered. She turned and left me for the moment. I was glad for that. I needed to be alo...e with my daddy.“I had to talk to Anna. She’s taking the kids for the night, and...” she started.“Him,” I said.“Yes,” she said. “He knows how to handle things. But anything you need, want, what all, will be the way you say.” I nodded. I had no choice; I couldn’t do it, and Jeff and the boys were back in Tucson.I don’t know how he did it, he was. While Texas Steel was working through all those problems, there were others.All the MRAPS were made by Navistar Defense Division; half of them did not run and had to be pulled off the lowboy trailers which were delivering them. I wondered if I had bought piles of junk. The only good thing was in the spare parts and tool kits the General sent were several laptops with the programs and cables.With so much of the equipment not operating, the mechanics we had sent there needed help - a lot of it. ”'I took off her blazer and hastily unbuttoned her shirt, leaving her tie on for the moment. Her breasts were small, barely anything at all, but very inviting. I leaned over and kissed her soft, soft skin and took each tiny nipple in my mouth in turn, not biting but pulling with my lips. Her whimpers and other little panting sounds told me that she liked what I was doing.Working my way slowly down her body, I planted butterfly kisses on her soft tummy, savouring the sweet, warm smell of her. Some story about a hero that would prevent the end of the world, if I remember right.”“Heroine. Related to both Akatosh and man. You know that all of the Septim blood are Dragonborn.” I paused, looked off into the distance. “I don’t suppose that you’d perhaps care for a demonstration of the Voice, and the Power that it represents?” I looked back at him. “The Fighters and Mages Guild in Chorrol didn’t believe in the Dragonborn and her power. Now there are no Fighters or Mages Guild members.